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Houston Developer Ready to Dig into River Walk

DC Partners has assembled the team, finalized its design, and is ready to bring out the shovels.

The Houston-based firm is officially ready to go with plans to develop a 20-story mixed hotel-condominium development in downtown San Antonio.

DC Partners is on track for a spring 2017 groundbreaking for its mixed River Walk project, which will include 66 residences and 162 Thompson Hotel-branded rooms on two vacant sites at 101 and 123 Lexington Ave.

Exclusive 20 Story Mixed Hotel and Condo Developer

There have been questions about whether or not the project still had a pulse, but the proposed 20-story mixed boutique and condominium development across the River Walk from the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts is a go.

Condo Developer Says San Antonio is Ready for a Dose of Upscale

There have been questions about whether or not the project still had a pulse, but the proposed 20-story mixed boutique and condominium development across the River Walk from the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts is a go.

How DC Partners Landed a Major Chinese Partner for a $500M Mixed-use Project in Houston

Houston has historically lost Chinese investors to coastal cities like New York and San Francisco.

DC Partners, a Houston-based real estate development and investment company that specializes in attracting foreign investors, hopes to change that.

In recent years, DC Partners — led by Houston entrepreneur Roberto Contreras— has focused its efforts on attracting Chinese investors to the Bayou City. The company opened a 12-employee office in Shanghai to attract investors to consider developing projects in Houston.

Developers have unveiled more details about a $500 million mixed-use project planned near Buffalo Bayou Park.

Tianqing Real Estate Development LLC — the U.S. subsidiary of Tianqing Group Real Estate Co. Ltd., one of the largest real estate developers in China — has partnered with Houston-based DC Partners to develop the massive project, which would rise on 6 acres at the southeast corner of Allen Parkway and Gillette Street. The joint venture purchased the property from HTX Real Estate Partners in May for an undisclosed price.
Plans for the mixed-use project are still in the works, said Acho Azuike, COO and managing director of DC Partners, a local real estate investment and development firm that specializes in foreign investors.

More Tenants Sign Onto Imperial Sugar Land Mixed-Use

More retail tenants have signed onto Imperial Market, the 855,000-square-foot mixed-use development in Sugar Land that will incorporate the historic structures of the former Imperial Sugar refinery along Oyster Creek.